The Sport of the Gods
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But his hopes rose as theproprietor went on talking to him and to no one else. Mr. Turner alwaysmade a man feel as if he were of some consequence in the world, and mena good deal older than Joe had been fooled by his manner. He talked toone in a soft, ingratiating way, giving his whole attention apparently. He tapped one confidentially on the shoulder, as who should say, "Mydear boy, I have but two friends in the world, and you are both ofthem. " Joe, charmed and pleased, kept his head well. Th...ere is a great deal inheredity, and his father had not been Maurice Oakley's butler for somany years for nothing.
The Banner Club was an institution for the lower education of negroyouth. It drew its pupils from every class of people and from every partof the country. It was composed of all sorts and conditions of men, educated and uneducated, dishonest and less so, of the good, the bad, and the--unexposed. Parasites came there to find victims, politiciansfor votes, reporters for news, and artists of all kinds for colour andinspiration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his hopes rose as theproprietor went on talking to him and to no one else. Mr. Turner alwaysmade a man feel as if he were of some consequence in the world, and mena good deal older than Joe had been fooled by his manner. He talked toone in a soft, ingratiating way, giving his whole attention apparently. He tapped one confidentially on the shoulder, as who should say, "Mydear boy, I have but two friends in the world, and you are both ofthem. " Joe, charmed and pleased, kept his head well. Th...ere is a great deal inheredity, and his father had not been Maurice Oakley's butler for somany years for nothing.
The Banner Club was an institution for the lower education of negroyouth. It drew its pupils from every class of people and from every partof the country. It was composed of all sorts and conditions of men, educated and uneducated, dishonest and less so, of the good, the bad, and the--unexposed. Parasites came there to find victims, politiciansfor votes, reporters for news, and artists of all kinds for colour andinspiration.
What to read after The Sport of the Gods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunbar Paul Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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